Hello, sorry for all the confusion I did:
On #1 - is that IP address for a NIC on the FreeSWITCH server itself or do you have a firewall and have FreeSWITCH sitting behind it? I think if you give us the specific details about your network layout that it would help us help you.
Its a IP associated to one nic of the server. No firewall involved. I've got five nics, with five nets associated: - eth0 -> 192.168.0.X [using this for cluster-communication] - eth1 -> 192.168.2.X [using this for cluster-communication] - eth2 -> static ip, rechable from the internet - eth3 -> 192.168.1.X [using this for the phones] - eth4 -> private MPLS net to my provider, using this for the SIP trunk I would like exclude eth0/eth1/eth2 from the configs. I found the acl.conf where I'm able to configure netmasks and stuff like this. I will try this, hope this is correct. Also I will bind FS to 192.168.1.X trough the local ip setting in vars.xml. Comments?
For #3 - the -nonat argument is correct for disabling FreeSWITCH's "autonat" stuff. Also, the SIP profiles have NAT settings in them that can be adjusted. There are two flavors of NAT settings: those for when FreeSWITCH itself is behind NAT and those for when the clients connecting to FreeSWITCH are behind NAT. If you want an example of a "plain" SIP profile then look at conf/sip_profiles/external.xml - it's pretty basic and assumes that FreeSWITCH itself is not behind NAT.
Allright. Thanks! Georg